The New York Herald Newspaper, November 9, 1854, Page 6

“FINANCIAL ates COMMERCIAL. ONEY MARKET. Wepyrspay, Nov. 8—6 P. M. ‘There was more activity in the stock market to-day | than we bave noticed for some time, but prices continue depressed, At the first board, to-day, Mlinois Central Donds fell off % per cent; Virginia 6s. 1; Harlem \; Wiearagua Transit %; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad %; Ohicago and Rock Island Railroad 34; Reading Railroad 34. Wedo not see any indications of « decided move- ment in the stock market, one way or the other. The daily transactions afford no criterion of value in any of the stocks sold, and there appears to be a pretty good Balance of power among operators for a rise and fall ‘The absence of later advices from Europe, and the apathy at home among al! classes of speculators, have a depress- fag influence. The power of hollers to carry stocks prevents their further deprec’ the in. ability of outsiders to buy p n, ‘The great misfortune, or ev ry de. jon, and ents any indi lof a severe mo: Preesion, ix the long continuance of the edfects, even af- ter the causes producing it shall have passed away, It fe at such a period that the greedy and avaricious avail themselves of opportunities to enhance the rate of in- terest, and to lower the value of the securjtiea they de- sire to buy; and too many of our banking institutions are made the instruments of stock jobbing and note shaving. Presidents and directors in times of general ealamity elevate and depress values for their own inte yeats and for the benvGit of their own purses. There is mo ciass of men who so skilfully avail themselves of a peal scarcity of money to make it scarcer, or who join in s bue and cry after hard times with more alacrity than yeur bank men. For many years a cliance like the pre- pent, when capital could reap so golien a harvest, has mot occurred. At an early day we predicted what has taken place— daily in our solnmnecons <4 peated the note of alarm, and those who. read inteMigently and heeded ows warn- tg took in sail, Our reasons for the course we pur- sued were founded on'the evidences everywhere seen— that the country was going too fast—enterprises re quiring millions were as rapidly projected as at any period of our golden millenium. At the North, the South, and in the West, ambitious States and villages were stretching out their iron arms, apparently without object or aim. @ur own roads entering the very doors of our own city, under the very eyes of their owners, were shamefully mismanaged; and the fact that they were constantly in the market for large sums, either to complete their ‘works, to pay dividends, or to pay debts, ata period, too, of enormous traffic, indicated such mismanagement, or something worse. If in New York State the great lines of thoroughfare, with uninterrupted travel, such as can De Aecn in uo other State or country, were in such despe- rate condition, we knew it was time te pause in the ereation of these expensive highways, ‘The railroad system is one of incalculable benefit to ‘the whole country—the increased facilities afforded an energetic, restless people—the augmentation of agricui- tural wealth cannot be overestimated. A great number of these works are to the suffering stockholders mere evidences of their enterprise and contributions to the public good. The losses are tremendously exaggerated, and the burthen does not fall justly. The landholders suffer but little—the moneyed man seldom subscribes, but buys of the suffering, needy, and enterprising pro- Jecters, at low prices. The impetus has been stopped. The check given may be considered one of those whole- pome lessons not soon to be forgotten. Projected lines must wait for a moreconvenient season; and we hope a wiser and better administration of our public works will be adopted, enforcing economy in their management and a change inthe managers. The State, in granting a por- tion of its sovereignty to ccrporations, does so for the public weal, and not to confer powers by which the com- amunity is to be swindled, or for purposes by which grasping and selfish men can make fortunes at tho ex- spense of confiding stockholders. At tbe second board the stock market was very blue. Gumberland coal fell off 3¢ per cent; Virginia 6’ 1; Hudson River Railroad 34; New York Central Railroad 3; Nicaragua Transit %; Reading Railroad %; Erie Railroad %. This fall comes very suddenly upon holders. At The first board there were no indications of such a de- Preciation. There were some small sales on time, buyer's option, at the decline. Mr. A. H. Nicolay‘s regular semi-weekly auction sale @f stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow, Thursday, at half-past twelve o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The Philadelphia Bank has declared a semi annu:§ dividend of five per cent; the Bank of the Northern Moberties six percent. The Farmers’ and Mechanicsg Bank, at Hartford, has declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent. The eight steam ships belonging to the Parker Vein Bteam Ship Company were sold at auction to-day, for the ! gum of $103,500, as follows : Steamer Lecust Point, $14,000; Georges Creek, $14,000; Thomas Livana, $13,500; Piedmont, $9,000; Western Port, $13,000; Moun: Savage, $10,000; Parker Vein, $12,500; Jackson, 817,500. , Mr. John A. Stevens, of the Bank of Commerce, one of ‘Die trustees of the Buffalo and New York City Railroad ®.mpany mortgage bonds, gives the following notice:— In the suit for the foreclosure of the first mort bonds of the Buffalo and New York City Railroad y, dated November 1, 1852, the defendants tendered ibe interest due in May last and taxable costs, which I refused to accept. The court thereupon, on their appli- eation and after vonguuinet, ordered that ‘upon bringing the sam tendered into court and paying such taxable costs, fer paying the same to my attorney, the suit should be as to that mortgage. Torte thereeyon reoslrels s+ 617,500 This is subject to the counsel fees incurred, mot chargeable to the defendants, of... $350 4 ‘So my statutory commissions.,....... . 275— 625 Divided ‘among 600 coupons, gives to each coupon | $33 75, at which rate, on presenting the coupons, you will receive the amounts. ‘The Citizens’ Bank of Cincinnati and the Bank of @ircleville, Ohio, have repudiated payment. The private Dankers of Cincinnati are undergoing arun from de- positors, The excitement was, at the latest date, very @reat and increasing. ‘The receipts of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad | for October were as follows -— From panengers on sats and expres 2,800 00 Total......... $176,221 85 ‘The receipts of the Pacific Railroad Company of M's- pouri for the month of October, 1854, were as follows :-— 10,435 92 62,985 93 Freight. .. Passengers pogtoper, 1858 — 824 98 «$4,122 90 Tee number of passengers carried during the month, was 8,870. The tolls received at the Chicago office of the Illinois znd Michigan Canal for October amount to $7,760 69. ‘The tolls received during September amounted to 96,014 22—showing an increase in the receipts of Inst amonth over those of the ménth previous of $846 37. The receipts of the Chicago and Rock Island Road for October were very large; showing an increase of about $44,000 over September. The figures are, Passengers. mee. parti y e Contractor's freight for the “Mails and express...... seeeseeeeeees . 816, 221 85 2,800 00 ‘The receipts of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Road for ‘October were:— $20,176 28 56,498 11 Total....... $76,674 89 otal for the nine months preceding. 304,627 42 Total for ten months,......+.4.++++e++-8391,201 82 ‘The total receipts for the corresponding months of ast year were $180,720 81, exhibiting an increase tiis year of considerably over 100 per cent. The estimate of the superintendent, in making up a total of $400,000 for 1854, was $60,000 for October. His estimate for the rg maining months was $78,884. 77; and supposing those figures not to be exceeded, the total receipts for 1864 would be $460,086 59. Avery fair business for a road 100 miles in length, connecting with no thoroughfare of ‘travel. The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, ‘Washington, on the 4th inst., were as follow: For the redemption of stock... $15,960 09 For paying other Treasury debts, 18,197 80 For the Customs .....0.65...4.. 13,893 73 Covered into the Sreartry from iands...."". 1/492 20 @overed into the Treasury from Customs 8,275 87 Covered into Treasury from miscellaneous For the War Department. 41,508.61 For re-pa; for the War sont we O77 61 the I Department... oy 077 56 dor re-paying in the Interior Departinen 1,971 70 The Boston Journal of the 7th inst, says:— ‘The money market continues easy, comparatively, with « tendency to decline in rates of interest. The bare market was be ne to day, and quotations are im- proving steadily. aden Maine went off quick at 101, & of 34. There was & speeniative demand | for Lnten, several lots sold, seller's option, 30 and 60 | days, at 58, while the cash stock was im request at 59. | Northern advanced 114, Old Colony 1 per cent. Vermont | Central 1st 7'* soldat 62, which is four per cent higher than last sales, ‘There was a slight advance in the offer- | ing prices for bank shares. City Bank, 103% bid; Eagle, G4; Fanueil Hall, 1014; Howard, $6. did, 96 asked; fers’, 103 bid; Suffolk, 130 ked; Nortit America, | 10 ince the Board there has been a sale at 103; | Webst 108 a 104; New England aud Tremont each in | demand at 7 per cent premium. | Ata recent meeting of the stockholders of the Balti- | more and Ohio Railroad Company, the following state- ment of earnings and expenditures for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1854, was presented :— | BALTIMORE AND Ouo Bure: | Revenue as per ledger bal “ Expenses under the following ac: Expenses of transportation. of railway Watching bridges and pumping water, Repairs of locomotives. «passenger cars. burden cars: stationary machinery 2 278 87 General expenses....... 12,821 96 Losses by accidents, &c....... m 178 12 $2,173,458 90 From which deduct amount reported by the master of road for extra materials on hand to be passed to and used next year... . 147,247 21 2,026,221 69 | Net revenue carried to profit amd loss, ...81,010,07 74 | Which exhibits the following as the proportion of work- ing expenses, To revenue... +++. 5-5 per cent. The committee to whom the financial part of the Presi- dent's annual repert had been referred, submitted an ‘laborate report through their chairman, involving a dilference of opinion in regard to the proper fiscal and administrative policy of the road, The committee ex- press the conviction that the interests of the stockhold- ers imperatively demand a.decided change in the policy which has for some time past controlled the company, by which its embarrassments have constantly in- creased. They say:— ‘To earn more and spend less is the direct path through which the company must retrieve its impaired credit and financial position. ‘To accomplish. this deaideratum we recommend to the stockholders that the construc- tion account be closed, with the single exception of arching those tunnels requiring it. We recommend most earnestly and emphatically that the construction of se- cond track be suspended until the floating debt of the company shall have been liquidated and the means of being the necessary capital for that purpose can be provided on reasonable terms. The road now has in operation 91 miles 295 feet of se- cend track, of which 21 miles 4,801 feet have been com- pleted during the past year, These sidings are judi- ciously arranged at the most desirable points. In May last, the road demonstrated, with but a portion of these 21 miles in use and with less than its present rolling Power, a eapacity for an annual business of five millions of doll With the increased passenger business now reasonably, anticipated, and. with the alvaneed tacit Which, the common sente and judgment of the public mind demand, results, with the present power and capa- city of the road under the change of policy urged, of the most gratifying character must oecur. learn from the officers of the road that some adai- tits] eater herticon ood engine houses are deemed very @osirable during the present year. As those which are ded essential will not, according to the informa- -. before the committee, exceed in cost $100,000, wo deem it judicious in order to close the construction ac- count and thereby at once give improved tone and confl- “+ ce to the finances of the company, to advise that any 3 expenditures as may become) necessary shall be made from revenue. is due to the stockholders to state, that with the alterations proposed in the account by transfer of the discount on 1885 bonds from profit and loss to account of capital, about two millions of dollars will have been invested of the met earnings of the road in its bona fide capital, in real estate, rolling power, etc., which is not represented by either stock or bonds, 2,026,211 69 8}642,609 53 —55,579 or This sum ata future and proper period will be legiti- mately an object of division among the stockholders The annexed statement exhibits the average condition of the leading departments of the banks of Boston, Sor the week preceding Monday, Nov. 6, 1854 :— BANks oF wap Discount. 6, 86 34,805 61,464 131,027 489,667 181,073 65,481 857,471 187/719 126,112 640;757 —351}157 87,825 483,580 214,073 at Oe, ha 30 OR teste, ea bestia ,. $1 ey per bes was mostly wit 100 halves do, at $1.65, ‘and 800 boxes sold at adaenenmedeen not far from 60,000 boxes. perdale, and 5@ bls, heavy goods S Glangow, £000 bushels of corn wore rates ruled at 2hc. a 30c. pei foot at 5c. for common, a light stock. a. Hofman & Co. were soli at $2 80, uarters do, at 75c. St $2 $0, which established The stock was said to be Hors were less active at 34. a 38c for new, and 30¢. a 82¢. for old, per Ib. Ixow.—The market was active, with a good dema a, and sales of 700 tons Scotch pig were made at $34 a $35 per ton. Nava Stores.—About 3,000 bbls. of raw turpentine were sold at $4 62: shipping order, at Ous.—Whal Setighateeee 2 $4 75, with small sales spirits in eile’ about the same; 150" $3 50 each. Linseed was rather ish at Sie. a S4e. for large, and S4c. a Sic. for small ed er gallon. Lard was inactive, at 85c. a 90c. per ge was a shade cheaper, with sales of 1,300 barrels at $12 123g for mess, and $11 25 a $11 3744 for Prime, per bbl. Dressed hogs attracted more atten- tion, t Ge, a Te. per Ib, deliverable next mouth, and buoyant, wij coun $lia sales of 600 bbl rime; $8 & $10 50 for do. mess; $14 for Cae 1b 25 for repacked Chicago do. ; $16 a $16 About 600 bbls. lard were sold, —300 here, in lots, at 10c. a 1034c. ; it 10¢. per Ib. Beef was active and 300 prime, t $5 50 a $7 for for extra do., per bUL. Butter and chees: were unchanged. ‘Soar. there were 100 boxes Castile taken to-day, at le, per Ib. Rick —The sales embraced 300 a 400 sks, part for export, at $5 a $5 6236, and two small lots choice new for export to France, a SPICES.. SW pea] Sudar.—About 63gc.; 100 hhds. New Orleans, at $5 623, per 100 Ibs. ‘at 13%. 606 boxes. w: per Ib. 5G Porto Rico in bond, at 4%c.; and 50 do. "auty paid, at 6420. TaLLow. —About 5,000 Ibs. city rendered were seld at 1230. Wuiskey.. —£ales of 500 bbls. Ohio and prison were ef- fected at 41c. a 42¢. per gallon. ADVERTISEMEN! bloomers, for mis 861 Broadway, respeet! ladies to bis im) Matto season, compris Te at the sce Twelvo hi Lyon Three hundred superl: The subscriber deems estab! i EAVER, PLUSH ND, STRAW BONNE! i Spee g re h artificial flowers, &c., at 7 . t, Up stairs. iow prices, at No. 6 John stree Pa em awew: LOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS!!'—GEO. | BULPIN fully invites the attention of ed cloak : One thousand very rich sloth ailk lined cloksy ab \dred superb Lyons velvet cloak: jonks, a And an endless profusion of oloth talmis, at. 8 her comment’ unncoessar; flea it to aay, the high ebaracter of it well known, e above soup RENEWED ay ERY DAY. FALL FASHIONS. B. UBNY DE PARIS, 494 BRO J» ceived and will open’ the expecte dresses and caps, on Thursday, November 9. WAY, HAS RE- ‘aris bonnets, head- TS, BEAVER ns and manufactures for the present ‘an sssortm iN wimuousaND Epes at he ee wi Paris ul 188 E. WILKES RESPECTFULLY INFORMS ERER ic numerous patrons, ee bas removed from 67 Can: 477 Broadwi iness, fashionable style. tor to Dunsm before purchasing else MAN, by Chamberlin, Barnard 4, at 6 monthi months, for for, tiating ¥ ing expenses. 4 a note (not endorsed) for 1,060) for 20 shares Norwich and and other papers, together with 689,387 29,614 155,695 135,252 Exchange. . 1,967,279 108,514 506,694 333,510 Faneuil Hall,.., 5,797 40, 623 282,624 39, 123 168, 799 301,183 153; 804 368, 937 178,497 105,947 260; 122,081 93,019 214,272 230,841 55, 86,749 200,523 198,289 Sot Ta 03,000 100/707 910’AR7 Market. s+, 2,057,610 270 274,801 198,332 Massachusetts..1,007, 085 $26 260,817 134, 1615 | 58, 8 311,349 we 275,463 73,1 234,191 156, 008 519,662 189,947 281,375 1,201,404 454,352 3050 "213,952 181,720 118,328 627,720 881,438 345 673 180,434 Washington . 45,954 273,610 189,104 Webster,,......2,348,572 116,775 655,877 427,872 Total.......$51,188,718 3,422,606 14,570,020 8,635,116 A comparison of the footings of the above weekly bank statement of the Boston banks, with those of the state- ment for the previous week, exhibits the following re- tee The increase of capitis is made up as follows—Eliot, 5.050; Maverick, $21,550; National, $1,400; and Broad- Bank, $1,400. Stock "Exchange. ‘Wepnespay, Nov. 8, 1854. $1000 Kentucky 6’s. 103: 18 shs Mich Cen RR 8114 4000 Virginia 6’ On. ta "en 100 Cum Coal Co....¢ 2014 5000 do., 150 do, ; LW City 5's 770 650 do. 1000 Til RR ae 4 5000 . 100 car ai RR, Oe {0 Chic: ps R R 220 N Y Cen RR. thay setain, on sending the book inery. on mn Thursdsy, NON 9 the Lord ay over M. are meeting be hapry to execute all orders in the dress and cloak maki b on the shortest notice, exchanged on most reasonable meena 1 Broadway, corner of Walker street. and avdorsed by Jolin B. Hall of Nev $1,008 69, and one me payment of said notes'had been stopped, and the Pobllo. sr0"Baresy enutloned against nope QUNDUON | SATURDAY | BYENING, horse, which the owner can hi Apply seb Wates sl ‘OST OR betta, place ay ag 2 iY CONTAINING ‘and in th ARIS MILLI ERY.—WILLIAM BROWN, SUCCES- & Brown, 443 Broad wa: wureday, Nov. 9, with winter styles of Pi THE NEW YORK FUR COMPANY HAVE NOW ON fers cleseh, s clean HERZOG ‘ADAME FEDRICH HAS SENT FROM PARIS A soSteaad' assortment of embroideries, bats, dross cloaks and silk dresses, all of which are now ready for arerooms, 23 Waverley place. —MADAME via the ale 537 BROADWAY of New York and did assortment of nerally, that sho new establishment, , Where she will and mort will open on i millinery. LOST AND FOUND. AUTION. —LOST OR ke TW a. xoume Mg til ‘ass. Sept, |, at Yecky sn inte dated Oct, NOV. 4, A y Proving property ret. 73, © certificate (No. orcester Railroad stock, t $20, which the @ncsr papors to 56 Front st, Lost—on, Grace Church, a gold WRAY E™ FS, ‘ewarded by bringing the same to ‘Europe, 550 Houston street. Astor House, a black leather valise, containia: ofno use only to the owner, for which ® liberal b> pald, hy leaving the "same at 82 Bond street, N wil TUESDAY EVENING, ON THE LEFT Sse ot Mile. Lavigne, Hotel de Lo Sir THE SOUTH FERRY OMNIBUS, AT THE fregari CRANE. TENANTS’ REGISTER, $150. room o Fre we, ‘ee, m street, second story, -TWO RESPONSIBLE PERSONS, PAYING thd bey a Si4 ag hi Ww en Ne veatts * h may with twelve from Harlem. Call « D=mante HOUSES TO LET. AE EXCELLEY T i vements, in the vicinit; tare for sale for , attic and basement hou: Fu. morse, IN WELNAMSBURG, 70 1 Lr’, till next Me a ment house, 4 il be rented we bly located, within five ot Peck alip ‘try, se furnished, sup; ae. ‘to ® careful tenant and base: nutes walk ied with gas, h st fami. Ui *Spriyte SAWYER, W LLAUT& CO., 131 Water stre.t. Fowses 70, 0 LET—A THREE STORY RY BROWN STONE $29,400 | ty, 83, 316,471 Specie..... 5 23. Due from banks., 8,878,262 8,977,444“ Lue to bank, 6,145,959 Sense 14,570,929 « ‘ house, with all’ the modern improv 8,535,116 dec. 33,018 | sbove. ——————_$—$—$—$— —$———— ‘OUSE TO LET—THE VERY PLEASANTLY LO- cated house and Twelfth etrects. The low price, For parti [OUSE TO RENT, Sob: ee oo $680 per yer ny one having 1,400 oxen.” W., Port Oflee. wm can ol Sings eustions 65. Cham! sl lication at ‘25 per day; ART OF MOUSE Ti Pleasant locality, j house has hot and cold water situated within a. few do dress R. Foster, Broadway P 18 Second avenue, between furniture in it will be sold at a Ts apply on the premises. AND FURNITURE FOR SALE - last May; house down town, near St. ia frst rate opportunity for fine others ‘need apply. Ai RTIES WIS! gi Poe! PLEASANT PRIVATE Hots such, wi on moderate terms, street. jay boarders, $3 per week. U: LET-SITUATED IN A VERY the upper part of the city. ‘The th, gas, range, ors of gar and stage routes, Ad- event le roor:: for ‘Transient Bas i bath. &c., and is ett TO LET.—STORE 125 BOWERY, TO LET. | “quire at 821 Grand street, TORE TO LET IN CANAL STREET—A DESIRAIT > location and low rent. The fixtures will be sold at ! ait cost. do, 50 Del & HCCo.b20 7x 10 Home In Co..... 100 Canton Co. 225 160 70 Hud Riv iia) 304 100 do. 363, 11 Panama RR... 86 BS 9835 = rq Tadiana RR, 85 ND £15000 Virginia 6’s,. 91 P50 ahs Read RR. bo 100 shsCumClCo.b2 28% 100 do My 550 a Paco 293% «6560 do °. Ws 100 do 28% Bo Shit” . 68% 100 Hud Riv RR, 68 + 423 50 Naugatuck RR. . 2 50 NY RR b60abi5 26 Sixth Av RR, 50 Nic Tran Co, 100 do... -b30 50 lo. 17 Mich Cen 25 Gal & Chie RR, CITY TRADE RFPORT. Wepwespay, Noy. 8—$ P. M. Asnm—Sales of 60 bbls. were mals, in lots, at oll rates. Brranercrrs.—Flour was depreciating steadily, the bo 's transactions including only 5,800 bbls.—inferior to jce State, at $8 a $8 50; mixed to fancy Western, at a $0124; and other kinds in proportion; with S180 bbls, low mixed to fancy Southern, at $375 a $10 25 per bbl. Wheat was dull and lower—2,000 bush- els prime Southern white were obtained at $2 16. Barley and oats were unchanged. Sales transpired of 1,200 bushels rye at $1 30, and 102,000 bushels corn, mainly Western mixed, at Se. a 86c. per bushel. nsactions were light, and included 150 a 200 bags Rio at 93ge. a 104¢c., and 400 mats Java at 13%e. Cerron,—alen were mado of 1,000 bales in transtta and 700 do, on the spot. The market was unchanged and closed at steady prices. Frra.—Dry cod ruled dull and heavy at $3.25 a $3 6245 per ewt, Mackerel were rare and in demand at full prices. Smoked herring were more cought after, at 0c. a 52%e. ror sealed, and Shc. a 87 450. for No. 1 per box Frrarrs.—Rates to Liverpool were caster, ani abou! 80,000 bushels of corn were engnged at 441. a 43¢d., in bulk and ship's Cotton was at i¢d. To London 250 tons weary one were taken atp.n. t. To Havre rates were unc! |. To Bremen, 75 bales of tobace: Apply at the book store, 93 Canal street, we LET—AN NO. 15 (OLD NO. 9 BEBFORD STREE: farn’ ed rooms, witl oaventent to 10 LET—FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS, FOR A artial board, if desired, and wi Houston street stages aud. Sixt kind of business, the store comer of roadway and Ca hal attest, now vacant. Apply at 14 Chambers street.” 10 LET—A THREE 81 ‘ORY AND BASEMENT DWELL- 12 West Twentieth street, between N 801 and oj 18700 per yours’ Ponseeson| acne ‘grou! 10 Veh rmtn # STORE AND DWEL LING | HOUSE President street, Brooklyn, near the Hamilton avenne fe nace tenant, Apply to D. 0’ LET—TO A SMA Au excellent stand for Las Ad will be let low to » 126 First avenue, | FAMILY, THE UPPER Rane ade qoaveeithres story nease, ‘Apply at,783 Greenwicl street. LET.—THE OWNER OF A MODERN HOUSE, wire, the en, laundry, fe 0 LET.—TO | BAR-KEEVERS, Large and handsome keepers and others.. large range and — waiter, wel gaan or res. in five other pereone, id thi story, wit with Privilege, ah wab-sellar. Can be seer restaurant betmcen’ Nivlo‘s aud’ inquire of JOHN FENN, 45 Ann street, ! immediately. T 125 West Twenty-second stroot, oceupiod by himsolf and would rent tos Tpepestanle “fact ‘without ehil dro BOARDING: htt 4 pied tan En ish ‘allack’s - Possessi z NE LARGE HOUSE, , the rent of which Doard, Also, boned ‘wanted for four oF ‘Address Fulton, Herald. office, for t 1 LET ON STATEN ISLAND—A MOST COMFORTA- next, the ferry, family. Newutiflly located an If preferred, ge a y verme moderate. diy furnished house, if til the Ist of Ma; Maly Teeated and ‘only afew mines walk from I bor ress 8. J., Herald of ven toa 10 RENT—A THREE — BRICK reine 185 rannum. Inquire of ne cor street, between Jefforson and Clinton streets, BROTHERS, 5) Ferry street, Kent $7 TO A OL T } rata children, built fa story brick hor bath, hot and cold water, on SMALL GENTERL oana fol floor of o same an immediately, and references exchanged. nquire on the premises froth 10 o'clock A. M. to 4 P. 0 LET—THE WAS erect, 80 feet deep, ‘ornil able for ® grocery, ture, oF room, Apply to cA 0 LET—AT 762 8 frat clas howse, com isin the modern im nents, fornis oh rt gentleman and. his wife would Ti Or to be let in separate apartmon' i NO, 95 HU! D30N os beainees recehring ECARE, 163 Hostor street. IOADWAY, THE UPPER PART OF fixteen rooms, with all ed or nvfarnished, The to board with the party. WEST THIRTY-PIRST STREET. —TO faraiaed ul wire 241% or wither as handsour tedroom on the second floor, suitable tora gentle * tleman and wife; also a poet room on first oe fo class and furnished wit ith modern improvements, 173 BURSON STREET. PLEASANT ROOMS POR A gentleman and his wife, also rooms for single geatle- men, may be had, with board, at the abovo number. 14.5 ,HUDSON STREET, PRONTING ST. JOMN’S ark.—A room to bet, with board, for one or twe sin- ele gentlemen. References exchanged. 145 er NINTH SPREBT SUES or ge gn families o men, with private table. furnished rooms to let, to House first ol modern improvements, conveniently located to stages and cars, between Broadway and Fourth avenue. gu HOETE STREET, OPPOSITE MERCANTILE it of rooms, ng of four, on sevead Geom Solel wo Tardy in ina first clase two rooms for tingle gentle: ll WAVERLEY PLACE. ae oF yoRnISHED ‘apartments en the second floor, with board, pri- the house bas all the modern im; ing of | Ud bath, gas, de. Unexcoptionable reference FRANKLIN 8TREET.—ONE OR TWO, OR A PAR- ty of gentlemen, desiri nt rooms for the winter, Yacosumodated in s eassll private family, where every? 8 can be acoommodate: thing requisite to eae comfort and convenienee of a home obtained, Full board if required, may be « 6 WHITE STREET, FOUR Doors | West ‘OF BROAD. way—To let, = room, i ‘ee pantry, offices; also, front fur- attic;ialso, ce Sasalas ES 1 BEACH STREET—A FRONT ROOM ON THIRD floor, suitable for a gentleman and wife, will be let OARD.—A WELL FURNISHED (PARLOR, WIth rf joimin, doo] the second floor, ma; ied separately, of tonethar, at Nov 8 Clinton place? be t and Sixth nventee. y be hyd WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN; preferred, and room with conveniences be Ln oa gd Address m, Heral Bogzvyxo. |.—AT 133 BLEECKER STREET, WES: Broadway. DOWN for fro will office, with partiea- TOF A few select families and geatiemen enn be secommodated, with suite single rooms, and full or ated, wile suite or sing co partial he house, is of the best el OARDING.—A FEW GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLE- man and his wife, ‘annon street. ean be ‘accommodated we BOAkPIG—s LARGE AND PLEASANT oor, neatly furnished, will $ jgptieman an his ic with full or partial board applying ab No.8 Boars. Pleasant rooms and. Bleecker street, near the Bowery. mtlemen, can same floor, for two single nealieeeae with board at a by GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, be accommodated with earns in « first class house, replete with all the modern improv . an o ae comforts oo — al o'clock. rms erate. y to West Twenty-first street, near Eighth avenue. “8 ern OR THREE ROOMS TO LET, to indy only, ip 0 quiet Mrs. M., poet ld office, FUR- lady and 4 gentleman, with board for the there are but few board- pe. PRIVATE FAM B — Py LY, WISHING TO a wstiteen ry Pitson desi wife, and two or a a tween seca on and Thee avenues. nbn roe aaa ST CEES | BoaRpixe AT THE SOrse HOTEL, FOO’ Canal street.—A few ily rooms, with suits, and mut wil be let with Moar, dm most rons the winter. Rooms all i front the ee nen , would let comfortable le gen- without chil- th - » be- iT OF river. with board has two good pantries; also, a room for two IAN & MAPES, Proprietors, Cehgeae HAMBERS STREET.—BOARD.—PARTIES W! > —l —P. ISHING 1 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH 8 pleasant private house down town, lay onan such, ave —A furnished front parlor on first floor, two | with desirable rooms, Mag ped for familie: nthe rooms on ond floor, and one on floor, to lot to gen- | men, ov moderate varly ap) Hestiont v ts ‘ham- tlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, with full or partial treet, ‘Transient hoarders. $155 per day. Day boagd- board, per week. Use ‘of bath, 14 BOND Fa iam GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, 'URNISHED ROOMS.—TO LET, TO ONE OR TWO and a few ge tlemen can find good rooms, with tingle gentlemen, with or without breakfast, a large loard, as above, where ony attention will be paid to home | and pleasant room, neatly furnished, tozethor with a be comfort, References required. From in & house occupied by a small family. Inquire at 35 gee ana, ‘ond street, COMFORTABLE HOME IN A PRIVATE FAMILY er Ay PRT pat offered to two or three respectable tlemen, upon LEGANT ROOMS ON WASHING SQUARE.— dorms that will prove to be satisfactory, ifyou regard oom, One or two gentlemen of high respectability wishing economy. Apply at 173 Tenth street, cvrner of | +plendid apartments with partial board, i ologant pri- Third vouUe, A FURNISHED ROOM TO BE LET, ON. earls’ able terms, suitable fora gentleman and his wife, two single gentlemen, at No. 15 Roosevelt street. Tartics doing business dowa ‘town will find this location very con- venient. GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND CHILDREN WISH GOOD board, within ‘ive minutes? walk of Taylor's saloon. ddress T., Herald office, GENTEEL PRIVATE GERMAN FAMILY HAVING more room than they require, would let some well fur. nished parlors to a lemen who would want a comfortable home in the fait sense of the word. Breakfast and tea served in their own rooms, if required. Please ad- dress Home, Herald office, for three days. LARGE FRONT AND BACK PARLOR, AND TWO bedrooms and basement, to let, Croton wat sa ad Xe. on second floor, of house 234 Third avenue. ‘Apply on the premises, or of JNO. FOLEY, fold pen manufssturer, 167 Broadway, LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, WITH PANTRY attached, can be had in a private family, where there are but few boarders, at 108 first block wost of Broadway, on moderate terms. A LARGE ROOM AND BEDROOM, COMMUNICATING, to let, with board, to ® gentleman and lady, or to one Or more single gentlemen, at 72 Second avenue. A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE WITH all the comforts of home « gentleman and wif and Uiree or four single gentlemen, with desirable rooms and board, on the second or third floors, at 101 West Sixteenth street. Baths, cas, &0. APA WANTED—BY TWO SINGLE GEN- tlemen. partial board in a private family or a enteel_ boarding shotte, hot beyond Twentieth etroet or low Capal street. Address, Box 3,004, Post Office, RESPECTABLE PRIVATE FAMILY, aN BROAD- way, have two superior bedrooms to let, to gentlemen only; or, # required, « parlor ma, with or without Treakfact and teas Ploave apply at 4703 Broadway. A SUIT, OF ROOMS, CONSISTING OF THE ENTIRE second floor of house No. 29 Vandam street. Gas and Croton water, bath, Ae. Furnished oF unfuraished, wilh or without board, on reasonable terms. For further’ particu- lars inquire of DWIGHT BISHOP, 894 1 Hudion street. A. SUIT OF ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, TO rent to gentlemen; also three nice rooms with gratesin, ‘on the upper floor, to rent cheap, with or without breakfast. The house is in the most central location, and has the modera improvements, lease address Frances, Hroadway Post Oflee, enclosing addres; which will be ma: swered immediately. SUIT OF ROOMS AND BOARDING FOR A FAMI- ly—Frout parlor, on the first floor, the whole of the se- cond necoasary; meals served in the rooms if desired; house owned by asmall diet family terms moderate. Apply at 8 Cedar street, New York: of U.K Phillips, or at S'Plapkins place, Drockiyue SPLENDID FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH ONE OR two bedrooms attached, to let to single gentlemen, in a Private house, with ail the mogers 2 Also a single room, with grate and street, a few doors wost of Broadw OARD.—ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN Lefer ig with reer ora ard, in a second or third floor, with partial (ks family. House furnished with bath snd gas. Apply at 40 Bast Eighteenth street, between Broadway and Fourth avenu - —e }OOMS—ON SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS, FUR- a came Ler a rushed, to let, with board, to taniiies jouse wit! Heferonees exchanged. - Apply at 176 Hudgon steels nn Been D—AT NO. 4 ABINGDON SQUARE, WEST SIDE one of the finest locations in town, accessible by oars and stages from all parts of the city. Desirable rooms for gentlemen and thei their F wives, ¢ or r single g gentle \e1 OARD_WITH. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, ROO Rooma class acer in Tenth street, ne suitable for families sentl lemen, and replete m a all the modern im} refe juired Best referenecs Apply at Ib Tenth street. Beers a Deere NEAR AND WEST OF ie te —ROOMS and suits of — o second new); Location unsu: and required. ven, Eines at. pooner In ey ge yt on Agi won atin house is brown jase call at % Cunt Clinton be vt ora whole floor. Toraished with roseméod” bathe theo Din ee ae Private table fp w throughout, | Dinner vi e aiars please apply at 46°kast cheat er near Madison avenue. OARD IN, BROOKLYN, CONVENIENT TO SOUTH ‘or Wall stree! ¢—Desirabl d pleasant oem on seeond door, eve, jaitable for tors omen andl amie 0 si jenry street, betwee. Viantis a£8 State streotee a handler teenth A A OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A WIDOW LADY HAVING 3 house pleasantly located, with all the modern pe iments, would let a parlor and 4 bedroom, nits! , to & gentleman and his References exchanged. Apply at a Ow cclemen: jougby street. ater peter cael min esa OARD.—A HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SECOND t. hans! Briones ae cold eee etataen in them, era two ho § artments, can now oe Mh ovenees near Twelfth street. vies veense and fret clase, having all modern imprevement OARD Ay TED—BY A RR ty deg ee womnan, ni ir weel [ace egy eve may Tearn “dresemabing preterred: “Address Ls : pd ice. OARD IN BROOKLYN. —A SITTING G. Pogx AND bedroom unfurnished, = & gentle ife. Ale» & room for ® single gentleman, spas Hous within five minutes walk of South and street ferries. Inquire at 72 State street, cor Et or tin le gontiem sirect, within three mi & location arlor and on firet fi per we er nie idle Of ree! aut Suoenrequired, ‘No children in the family. Address Herald office. OARD IN by oti hf —A PRIVATE FAMILY, Ls riding in a delightful location, within five minute: ei the South and tt rentiemen with i t rooms and partial board, ‘viens {hey can enjoy all the comforts of a bome. Inquire at 100 Clikton street, Brooklyn, OARD IN CLINTON PLACE.—A VERY suit of rooms for a gentiema 8 wife, room for @ single gentleman, at 97 Clinton place, Bose AT 2 PINT STREET —A VERY FINE SUIT of front rooms, newly furnished, and rooms for two sin- ale gentlemen, may be bad as above by eurly applieation too on chird Hoor, soitac:3 fe gentiemen, tae talver sae oloieck™ Be Bete: OARD WANTED—PEWMANENT BOARD, BY A , in a genteel private famity, of the ity to pay I wuirod. Tay, with & fi a is ne Rt clase Nowe a the upper par qrnere no other boarders will i wil LEAte Ceacessticnnile vehavanss leatio: hich will Tasagaees yn fi: dreoed to. W.F., box S16 Post Ofer, with real N. B. location of house, will receive attention, attached to th premises would be pref OARD Ny reggae acl re, ethan LADY PRE- ferred; for ae other boarders, “Meals for ti feay Say. Broadway Post Offi BHoarn.7vo PLEASANT SINGLE ROOMS. ON ON THE third floor, suitable for ther ogee § al ~ yey cond floor for a gent full or partial on the vate ho lin street. OARD.—MRS. M of her many fri and wife rai board. Apply at 114 rank. RITT, AT THE SOLICITATION ‘and ‘patrons, has removed Lowery, opposite Prince street, where she is sminodate single Gr gentlemen and commodate single gentl with full oF partial board. Referemeos exchanged. OARD WANTED.—A FURNISHED ROOM WANTED for a lady and gentleman, with board for the lady only; must be in a quiet and res: gest neighborhood, and witha widow lady, Addre: h partioulars, Y. Z., Broadway Post Offte —I oF TWO OR THREE G itocr, by. aaGing ro im, Povements, References ‘exchanged. PROADWAY ROOMS TO LET—IN THE SECOND AND third stories; one, two, three or four rooms, Apply to TILLINGS & TUCKER, S71 Broadway, second door from ‘Taylor's. OARDING.—FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN ‘ean be accommodvted with fine rooms at 75 Seventh ‘reot, with full or partial board, whero the cuiforts of @ ‘Do id street; house contains the A pleasant room fora gentleman home may be realized. The advorticer is authoriaed to roter to Mr. Ch ecland, 49 William street, gr Mr. Simeon Des 5 root, Stages and cars close at haud, Board mederate, y good & vate residence, a few doors west of Br. 7s Tirevoort House, with gas, furnace, bathing rooms closets, &c., ocou are taken, may address Rooms, Journal of Commerce ESIRABLE ROOMS TO Let—witn first ¢) ighborhood up tow: ierence required. “Dinner at 6 o'clock if desired. 254 West Twenty-third street. ‘FURNISHED Ro pooMs. ¥ WiTaouT BOARD, FOR Also front bascment t suitable for eo. ADDY ae above. Foes snp ROOMS TO LE TWO Penge, rst m, with bath rooms attached, tozether tlemen; also a front basement, furnished, ysician, ' Apply at No, 5 University place. parate, to able for a OARD, IN eptionable re- Apply at ches ied Ly a private family, whore no boarders office. A GE 0 let, ig suit. md single | FOR SALE. : $100,000. sett n't seloons and Testes: means reat glass groceries Sesinseves of a peg Soe Scavees, poe stores, | shoe stores, meat markets and stan: Tights, £e.’ Places of business hough’ na nold ot favoratle Parties wishing to purchase or their proj will Ss it to their interest to « Nassau % PURDY $8.000.-.SaaEnanrncT | Shnies, with stock and dxtures, cam be bought $2,000 down, the balance can suliclent Monae, A rare ind a BC B. cc Herald ‘office, $1.000. ATES STORE FOR FOR SALE CHEAP. | pacedene balanae will exe tr ie | Herald office, $2.50, —¥OR SALE-THE | PRANKLIN | ‘and Dinin, , situated oppo: con mackes. “Apply thi duy od tha peenien | ‘| 700. —FOR SALE. 4 SUPERIOR CONFEC? mission located ix | day ont! thoroughfare, « wah cf Broadway, ont ot the best wo the city connected with the store. re taal maki fs a very desirable ‘pine. Ai at 102 Naw: } room No. 9. PURDY 2 RR ee Mall SR $650, ee Tour egeeten Li gg Ning | dealt ; on of tat tT ho} ree tee ek tabi bout ti e tablished about two years, Mt aid opening for. 6b. good machinist wage , Foom Ni 000, -Fok SALETAN, OYSTER | ALO: sicfenthurant, located in one of ‘tho bes well established, and now d 8 fine business. Extremely low, sud the pines fs tn trasy wer extd sirable, “Apply immediately at 102 Nassau street, | 9 abe # PURD ? LEASE Kery, ix located ona 500. —FOR SALE—FOUR YEA ‘¢ and fixtures of an excellent horse and wagon. ‘The store is at fare, and ix d xtensive and rapidly Foores ness. Apply ‘assau street, room ie RD Pe eee aia eee $3B00.-O% SALETA FIVE YEARS LEA + +, larce touoment house, nearly rent of #400, now rented to good tonauts for a! For full particulars apply to B. W. RICHé : at due N Proadnay: ca nA SET SAPO vate A RARE eexen FORA fhe TO MAKE» —For sale, a With good saloon ani for carrying on tl with a lenge of gutablined two ‘Years, in ono of the bert has a large ran of nt eustomers. Good ro. for selling out. Terms moderate. apply i the promises, 499 Righth avenue, near Phisty eevee A® oe poy tral Vd PORTER foil aire eine meee wi ou rve. tist itcton crea eeoating_ion t 307 Ninth avenue, FOR SALE, OR the pin it is splendidly furnis! joing & fenton and feney beatae. whieh sew hy fee Iynereted. og euiate arto tha terme i nd stats tu vr OUSE FB it URNISHED Ai APARTMENTS TO LET, ON THE EU- yyroneam plan handsome and convenient suit of rooms, ¥ the modern improvements, suitable for two or gentlemen, Apply at 776 Broadway, from 10 A. Cen M. te HED mone TO LE Piers in a first Single room at $3. Please call it 870 Broadway. pours, TO. GENTLEMEN, ON plan, parlor and bedroom, or siagle 1001 newly furnished, with attondance, h room can have fire if required. G2? BOARD AND CHEAP—AT THE ATLANTIC Hotel, No. 5 Hamilton avenue, South Brooklyn, Bay OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN FIND AGREEA- furnished rooms, with board, in » small go! house tne one block from Broadway. Please inquire at F No. 97 nteel NE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- cemmodated with smail and nest applying at 501 He ished rooms , by oot, rear of St. ‘Thomas’ Chureb. RIVATE BOARD ied EROOR —A FAMILY RE- siding at 219 Adams ear Johnson, bays sant’ room on second floor t0 let ith broskfast Every attention given to render t! able to itsinmates. Apply as above. Baye a Spon home pleasant and agree- OOMS Cg BOARD—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY ean be accommodated with a handsoi tromt room, with family house has all the modern im vements, six o'clock. Apply at 183 West Twenty. -fourth street. mely furnished bedroom attached, second story, private dinner at OOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.—A HAND- kitchen, bath and gas, unfurnished. Also s handsome on the first fluor, furnished, and with board. Taquire Fourth avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh | block from Broadway. some: suit of rooms on the first floor, with bedroom, room at 86 ) one LET—ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED ya or unfurnished; also, several small roows for h or without boasd; rooms lighted with gas. HO Grand streets three doors: Went af Breed way. 10 LET—WITH BOARD, A FRONT ROOM AND single BED- room on second floor, at'29 iubert street. Reference re- quired. TPHE PARLORS AND THIRD FLOOR OF AN i be ot to» gent tly furnished house famfy, oF single gentlemen. House contains The aaily is Wmsll,:and neadly:peissees Inquire ELE. a ace, one bioek from Broadway, between Highth street ton tna Waverley Place. H Uh Pe seep FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR GEN; ; Croton, bath, &c., on the same floor. breakfast, if ito the Clarendon Hotel ‘and conveni Toe LET—FUR ISHED byt A ee oR WITHOUT Tach vespial hoard, vere cet fiderly gentlemen requirin tions, with a privat anil, apni a8 42 Cronly street, © io wap ry ble accor 7 mm 0- om pear terms. Plo: oor from Broome. References Tr LET—TO A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, WITH OR without board modern Leet - i yp ah m square, | HS sg aki low ‘or terms fety, Metropolitan Astor place, ll Vou DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH a. all the modern improvements may bo ol ares, wk a home, in one of the tase ae elighetal eeaes jhe cars pass a venalie, by inquirin, Second jar Fourth ladies; terms as reasonable. the dad, s Pert furnished room, uation revere | ‘Meat: Post ome ‘Oftee, No, % AND tes a ae ws ANTED—FOR TWO Rt bad ae Po and parlor, wit ally, eptown, here no other boarders are tak the comforts ‘of Merald office, with full particulars and ANTED—BOARD FOR A GEN W el private family, nove fh relfth tre 5 TLEMAN AND birest, east Of Broadway. a office, with It partioulacs, REWARD.—LOST OR STOLEN, A. FRA metalic, life boat, eleven feet. lo lack body and light yellow insid $50) nd S home can be enjoyed. Addrons X. B.. bith) Rooms furnished. Pleas statics News the boat, and if stolen $50 for con} eae ‘SIDNEY market. ‘DORLON, No-il and 12 Fult REWARD.—STOLEN, ABOUT TH $25 tee rat robes ibe some to ELL \uYGanit oe Je. Where 128 William street, aball receive the above Goward. E 2TH OF | July last, @ Indien’ Bold love lever wateh, iy meal & Pes $25 8 tothe St. Denis Hotel of a small, leather trunk, ta! REWARD—WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETORN blacic en from there by ‘mistake om the Sth of Octo er iat, eoatalndag Papers of no value cxcept to the ME Leh LOST, ONE BOAT, 18 FEET es vt bottom, Diack top, painted green insid $10" 1m, ets broke ern # will he paid ty: returning the same to G. L. Match 22 street. South BO Tee ie RD. tnd's gold ria With six diamonds, in tho sha “the finder will receive ite to 82 Broad street, up stairs. —LOST, DOWN TOWN, ON MONDAY small paper box, containing two different ear- a ofs above reward by returning 5 REWARD. Oat oN ‘TUESDAY EVENING, 7 k and ta terrier doz, with a licht co- lored leath 8 to the name ef Bill. Whoever will retorn to the ‘Metropolitan Stables, corner Prince and Crosby streets, will reecive the above reward. $5 Syne cht, from the club stable, 204 F pik bell terrier 60% with brass collar. urn said dog to Geo. Ki A siding s short distange anaes two ays. the mess bers ab lar, and quallied to teach mente, “Appliontions « ato MM, and left at this office, will be attended to. Whoor INSTRUCTION. — hia, to edi ey COMMANDS THE IMMEDIATE ATTEN. of en lemet know the value of who taught the Englis| fonge for S10. me ‘and rane i at 337 Broadwa will ice will receive the above reward. oe REWARD.—STOLON OR STRAYED, ON TUES: treet, & GOVERNESS WANTED—BY iu A rept PAMILY RE RE- iucate hectegh English ddross- h lat | ghee private room. | Remember the specimens and jgures, =——————SS=== HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. a HOUSE WANTED—BY A SMALL family, ia New York or Brooklyn; no objecti janing fan pros oc Loeeents to board. Vlease address 0 A. M., for two days, vires peive and member of stand. wo PRI- ious to anote 1T.—WANTED, A STAND IN WASHINGTON for the butter and choose business, or poultry person having a stand and Will geld tt cheap, tating ws size. second band, NTED—ONE OF STEWART’S STOVES, SMALL Inquire at 217 Sixteenth street. ANTED—A PARLOR AND TWO BEDRG | W house, between Fourth and ‘Twenty: anh 6 atroet Fourth avenue preferred; rofere dress box £46 Post Office, etating W "ANTED—A BEDROOM AND. board for a gentleman, wife, infs dress M. E.R. ing location Ww We Riioek peut inen m, without b the same floor, ‘Terms moderate. Address W. B. B. Mi mett, 106 Brosdway, etating rm: and give trainee. errant. sti OTHING- 000 WOR’ ig of every dese of. the above wilt {or call on) JAMES MORONEY tot ir Orange st THOUSAND OV Ra hd eost ori: ai caseimers Yast on i banks of this ol LEV orner of Nagean aad Bockms with board, for a family of three adults, fn 0 Scot slnse ANTED—FUR A GENTLEMAN AND sav oart )OMS, of PARLOR, WITT ‘Ad- ven, in current monoy for ip. ‘please Feet, OATS, ly $18; ence! D*3 STORE FOR SALE—IN BROOKLYN business street, with a good assorted ke Poriemery, 4 &e., fitted u) a in fine st le, siness. Any one wanting & fore wil RUG STORE FOR SALE.—A LARGE ANI * tifal fitted up store, well stocked | fumery and fancy articles. store io. situated ner, ia ono of the greatest thoroughfares in the ci doing an excellent peer business. Price $ as Ed d office, OR SALE—THE VERY BEST GROCER’ ] FS Brockiya ‘Address, with : onPoRe oy bes Office, Brookivn: ‘up, with ev ple ‘1 usinoss eS upto the ars ary nen) i A Ma ie and Li Fors SALE—A BOOT AND SHOE STOR! lent location, and now doin, increasing busin fn tho basement, between the q Permanent a took at eae ait i i immed yank: Aprhy tametia FOR, SALEWIN THE Most BUSINESS P Eighth avenue, a confectionery, ice oream a saloon, now doing an excellent and furniture in fot all in food order; © piste for manu! ring, as lars spi on. premi cnen ave person wi raeeeltent ‘opportunity, sen, ae ® sacrifice, Apply from? and: 3. i 7P. F% owe VERY LOW—A GRAND orront for an ente: retire from . complete and in mmodates forty in the city; can always be won full. penis ont on miseg 27 Hudson, near bers street. immediately. RB SALE—THE LEASE, WIXTURRS A AND S'g he > well cao bg eustom Pay locations in and: ny Et the time inet either with the dock or eee 3) of purchasing. juire at OR, uu OR TO LET—FIVE NEW FIR® coruer of T enue, SAMUEL SPARRS | OR ee Alt CLASS DRINKING | Se Bowery, for cash or nood ath Ww now a" Sutiness ‘vad, rast be sold page NEY, Esq. Twellth street aud Thi nesh te les etd toe cane SALOON, ¥, 090R a8 Fs ee. and well. LOW, Eeq., 666 Broadway. “ots OR SALE OR TO ) EET_WITH THE FURNI|/ Fapplied for, immedin brown stone | pot mente, “Apply to S s. a ai aha, we 67 Wall street OR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG—4 LOTS, | each. Also, the house and lot next door to | 3 North Second street and Union avenue. Also| ma take an interést in a Inquire at 92 Grand stree! Fe SALE—A SMITH AND WHEELRIGHT! ith several yaar lease, & horse 6 year old. | 4 milk’ jason, lea : rs. renee at e461 Twellt tree Ret it. OR SALE—TWO GOOD PLANING, TONGUE | ving machines, in good order, will >. witig for the i] is like to purchase 's «god dwelling ease any "Herald oftoe, Ne ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE,| been red from the sho; fect stroke, aati re oiler Bot nite three in every ARE acta aa RDS j wood on Patuxent CR e a 4} tale. ties Addons 301 iuiles trom Stones’ Landing, 1c HEN, W7 West Pratt street Bali (PO ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS.—FOR | quantity of fower stamps, which will be sold UP the, business, Adress Post Ofice, for three days. nO paieons: jos LARGE three or four side cou ‘will be sold cheap. store, Nassau street, near Fulto ph nn Bal eed Ee RR lll ALUABLE ¥ ARM ¥OR SALE—CONTAININ 00 acres of upland and, meadow in s high ats Tation, one mile below B Yen Sener Ueiver Belawerey: the, Canton and Late through the premises. The mansion house is frame; ® never failing stream of water runs ti Iand. All the various kinds of truck mie ‘seres iu strawberries, “AddFeas or F: WOOLAN, Burlngts ASTROLOGY. STROLOGY.—MRS. FLEURY, PROM PARIS AA mative Prophesiod Napoleon L., is the calc) the present aco to foretell future € Can bo consulted at 208 Broome st= id it friends, which has asto: ad ‘@uring her aersie in Eerope. Sho iss seventh & a Coke Karn oben and was bora bd a natural ers of oe B gpeeeeg Bc Hours from 8 o'leck A. M. to 9 P. MADAME bEvER Has REMOVED To ig 79 ie +7 she continuesto tal ty preven like w! ‘marrie jaw a ‘vena ickness, alecnt friends, propert stolen Meyer converses in English, aod German puaranive for her art. SEW PUBLICATIONS. oTHiNa | (HES Kxoy p it.” WILLIAMS, STEVENS. Noy WILLTAMS 4 ¢ rx Liberal discount to ae trade, who will please se orders to seeure & sup} a Sl | Y AUTOBIOGRAPHY.—THE HIGHEST B) Lage officially announce to the a CS @ Manuscript of my autoblocra 4 sat Streot, those centlomen hat he I ive below their Tett ‘TITER B To Petite Bunkum, Es mortalizing ourselv: whieb the world «! we hereby offer you sevont two mills 7 every book which wi RIS & CO., Pi Tilers, 103 5 Publi fer Notice the Astobograp hy of i Showinan, will be rondy for delivery at wholesale on ‘Monday, November twonty-first, It will be printed on fine paper, and contain ards of th engraving Gaye: ery pat Te hag career derful man. Send in [ARRIS ‘e co Patient, 102 Nase, ‘SPORTING, G, 40. PORTING. —A GREAT Bh of JAS. M Priday’ ‘evening, tl teow pound black and van tehed to Kill one hundred rats, for $00.